How Birmingham Built Bipartisan Support for Child Care

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How Detroit Delivered Investments in Child Care

The tour stops in Detroit to highlight how advocates are expanding quality child care and education options for Michigan families; and how they’re advancing historic state investments in child care by promoting early childhood education as a public good, not a private benefit. We ...  Show more

How Texas Tackled A Child Care Shortage

The tour makes a virtual stop in Texas to learn how child care and early childhood education advocates are working with business leaders and elected officials across the political spectrum to expand care options for families. We meet panelists Councilmember Vanessa Fuentes, the r ...  Show more

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